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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
2
Buffalo Center Tribune reports O Thompson pastor at Congregational Church with Sunday school classes at 10 am and morning worship at 11. Theme centers on Our Lords Glorious Return from Luke. Evening service at 8 features last Sunday's sermon The Sweeping Hailstorm. Thursday prayer and Bible study at J Wubben home and choir practice at R H Davis home.
The notes outline next Sunday's sermon The Way God Works and a discussion on ways and means. Plans include a Home Made Christmas Pageant next Sunday evening at 7 30 and a Men s Rally the following Sunday with a Male Chorus. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs Lena Glorfeld s. Aldora Class Friday at the Lohrbach home. Adult Choir meets Thursday at Mrs Hershal Thompson s. The pastor urges bringing a friend to hear the next sermon.
Bethlehem South Church announces Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 o'clock, services at 11 o'clock next Sunday. Annual congregation meeting on Wednesday the 14th at 2 30. Ladies Aid business meeting on Dec 14 at 1 30 at Mrs Femrife's home. Luther League meets Sunday the 18th at 7 30 with a program and refreshments to follow. Pastor T H Benson.
Several first grade pupils were absent this week including Leona Harringa Verna Brethorst Robert Frits Billy Hamilton Ruby Darby Mervyn Letcher and Maxine Steinberg. The class posted a cool attendance record with 36 enrolled and 35 average for November. Robert Livercn earned a place on the Dental Honor Roll and two birthdays Wanda Winter and Dorothy Hen Fredericks were celebrated. Manual Training boys painted the sand table stark green for a Christmas scene. Second Grade students earning 100 in spelling included Glen Asmus Robert Jonleeve Donald Cuellar Charles Drake Ione Liverca Dorothy Smith Helen Smith Barbara Stindt Richard Pookes Alvin Winter Tone Livercy and Patty Pritchard with names added to the base Honor Roll. Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Meunier visited the school last week. Fourth Grade is getting ready.
A school paper details holiday plans and class notices with spellings, grades, and club events. The operetta Pinafore is rescheduled to December 14, Christmas vacation runs December 16 to January 2, and student council officers are elected with a first meeting held Friday.
The Vegetable Growers Conference and Show will be held at Victoria Dance Hall Garner Iowa from December 14 at 10:00 a.m. to December 15 and 16. It is sponsored by the Iowa State Vegetable Growers Association Garner Commercial Club and Farm Bureaus of Hancock Winnebago Wright Worth Cerro Gordo counties. Awards and ribbons will be given for potatoes onions cabbages carrots parsnips celery beets turnips and more with prize money totaling 110. Dr G A Bemis Garner Commercial Club president will announce awards Wednesday evening and TM Ray Murray newly elected Secretary of Agriculture will address the convention at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
The Spencer post office in Clay county will Feature a hidden balcony over the workroom. Inspectors can observe employees through concealed openings, creating the impression that workers are always under surveillance. The plan aims to curtail dishonesty by constant unseen scrutiny.
University of Iowa officials report students earned 286000 dollars toward their own support by working part time during the period starting last September. The piece notes many students face heavy time demands and that flaming youth are not always the ones contributing financially to their education.
The piece extols genuine sportsmanship as accepting defeat without blame shifting and striving to win within the rules. It condemns whining and excuses, praising those who persevere, follow the rules, and endure regardless of circumstances. The legacy of Hee is cited as a model of the best philosophy of living.
A quirky column offers humorous kitchen tips and oddities such as using dynamite to raise dough, reusing leftovers as rubber heels, and shaving gooseberries as substitutes for grapes. It notes odd fixes like dented jars and old curtain rings for doughnuts, plus a postponement notice for the comic opera Finafare from Dec 7 to Dec 14 at the School House.
Grinnell in Poweshiek county forms an unemployment league as unemployed men open an office to operate an employment bureau this winter. The group will contract work and provide skilled and unskilled labor with cooperation from more fortunate residents to report home-based tasks.
The passage explains pronouncing the surname Roosevelt as ROZE not ROOSH, noting it is a Dutch name. It urges respecting dictionary and Roosevelts’ own preferred pronunciation and contrasts common mispronunciations across fields.
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